3Corporate Investment in Japan: How Important are he Financial Factors? This paper tries to answer the question: how important are the financial factors in two declines of corporate investment in th 1990’s in Japan? We find (1) in 1992-1994 the financial factor, specifically an increase in call rate during 1989-91, partly contributed to the decline of investment especially indirectly through the real factor, but it was not a dominant factor; and (2) in 1998-1999 credit crunch which is induced by the so-called banking crisis played a significant role in the decline of investment directly and indirectly. Eliminating this shock leads the corporate investment to positive growth from negative 7-8 % growth, and (3) incorporating interaction betwe...
For well over five years, the Japanese economy has been stagnating and currently it appears to be mi...
Among stock-market-listed Japanese firms in 1994-95, the financial health of the firm's main bank di...
June 2001This paper examines investment spending of Japanese firms around the "asset price bubble" i...
This paper tries to answer the question: how important are the financial factors in two declines of ...
Research on Japanese corporate finance typically starts from the premise that banks decisively affec...
Research on Japanese corporate finance typically starts from the premise that banks decisively affec...
To the extent that a borrower faces switching costs in a relationship with an individual bank, bank-...
While it is well established that bank lending to severely impaired (zombie) Japanese firms during t...
This article examines the effect of government capital injections into nancially troubled banks on c...
This paper investigates the causal relationship between firms ' bank dependence and financial c...
The paper documents that for 1974-95 the Japanese non-financials' return on cost, a measure of retur...
The paper surveys the extensive literature on whether Japanese corporations in the 1980s were able t...
After "the Burst of the Bubble," Japan entered a long period of stagnation in 1990s, which observers...
While it is well established that bank lending to severely impaired (zombie) Japanese firms during t...
This is the second of the 4 discussion papers that, together with the Introduction and Summary paper...
For well over five years, the Japanese economy has been stagnating and currently it appears to be mi...
Among stock-market-listed Japanese firms in 1994-95, the financial health of the firm's main bank di...
June 2001This paper examines investment spending of Japanese firms around the "asset price bubble" i...
This paper tries to answer the question: how important are the financial factors in two declines of ...
Research on Japanese corporate finance typically starts from the premise that banks decisively affec...
Research on Japanese corporate finance typically starts from the premise that banks decisively affec...
To the extent that a borrower faces switching costs in a relationship with an individual bank, bank-...
While it is well established that bank lending to severely impaired (zombie) Japanese firms during t...
This article examines the effect of government capital injections into nancially troubled banks on c...
This paper investigates the causal relationship between firms ' bank dependence and financial c...
The paper documents that for 1974-95 the Japanese non-financials' return on cost, a measure of retur...
The paper surveys the extensive literature on whether Japanese corporations in the 1980s were able t...
After "the Burst of the Bubble," Japan entered a long period of stagnation in 1990s, which observers...
While it is well established that bank lending to severely impaired (zombie) Japanese firms during t...
This is the second of the 4 discussion papers that, together with the Introduction and Summary paper...
For well over five years, the Japanese economy has been stagnating and currently it appears to be mi...
Among stock-market-listed Japanese firms in 1994-95, the financial health of the firm's main bank di...
June 2001This paper examines investment spending of Japanese firms around the "asset price bubble" i...